The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24
COURT CULLINGs.
IiSmH Of Interest Picked Up In tho House OF
Is i. Justice.
NEW CASES.

Aenh % AnIokeBL FAckeu Up IN tho house OIL
IIf i- Justice.
.'lg NEW. CASES. o..ae .
5116-Zschariah Rey Vs. Frances Hay.
maker ct al; equity.
6118-RObert NJ Jack Vs. Elizabeth F.
| Y0st ct al. r9tf sF d'. ID
5ll8--The Bucher & Gibbs Plow Co.
va. The Gibbs & Ball PlOw Company;
equity. a g.. } ,.. a"
vea COURT ROOM NO l.
Catherine Eakins, who pleaded guilty
to keeping q house OF ill-fame In ALI
ance o few days since, was married sun
day evening to one Joseph N. Bills.
This morning Judge Pease sentenced the
coy and captivating Kate to the county
jail for Q period Of thirty days, with the
hope that when she returned to the arms
OF her newly made supporter, Joseph NJ,
she would sin no more.
@. Aultman 3 Co. VS.. VIM. Hilgeneck
ct ,sl; judgment by confession for
$2S9.4 and costs, per cent interest
from Jan. 8, 1887.
g. Aultman 8 Co. vs.. &. T. Hawkins ct
al; judgment by confession for $102 and
costs, per cent interest from Jan. 8,
SOs5-Wm. H. Greer vs.. Jacob Ebsr.
sole; cause dismissed, cost paid, no re
cord.
45lO--John Emerich VS.. The City Of
Canton; bill of exceptions allowed
signed, sealed and, on motion OF defend
ant, is made part Of the record.
5O6l-Margaret Blythe vs. Alex. Rob-
ertsOn, default; judgment for pltff, for
$46l IA and costs.
5OO5-David Weller vs.. E. B. Baylis ct
81, default; judgment for plaintiff for
$3.50 "a and costs.
4840-Keim & Sons vs.. Ozias Clark;
trial to court; judgment for defendant.
4729-Mary Brown vs.. John Werten-
berger ct al. Sale confirmed, d ed or.
dered, and order of distribution.
5060-Charles DiebOld vs.. Taylor Clay.
Default. Judgment for $86279 and
costs.
4549--Franklin Watrous vs.. A. Il. Nc.
Cadden. Leave to answer instanter.
5063-H Childs & Co. vs.. W. q. Whit
acre Default. Judgement for $3O4.O4
and costs.
5O44-Andrew ChrIst's Assignee vs..
George Wise. Leave given defendant to
answer by February Goth, 1887.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Room No. for Monday, March 7
4206-BOrst vs. Day.
S6OS-Cherry Valley Iron Works vs.
COxey & Young.
4316-EVans Vs. Bailey.
Room No. 3 for Monday, March T.
7S7-Ohio vs. Samuel DeVaux.
HEAyY FAILURE.
George q. Kay, Of Alliance, fled at
noon to-day an assignment deed Of trust
to his brother Charles Y. Kay, covering
all his nersOnal property, rights, credits,
&C., saving rights OF homestead for
benefit Of his creditors. Assets about
$4,000; liabilities unknown.
BUMP VS. BAKER.
At o late term Of the Court of Common
Pleas at Upper sandusky, Ohio, there
was upon the trial docket the case Of
Bump vs.. Baker" When Judge Beer
reached the case upon the first call there
was no answer, and the Judge called out
to the attorney for the plaintiff:
"Mr. j., Bamp against Baker,
Mr.. d who had not besn paying
strict attention, and evidently not com
pretending the situation, looked up and
said: Bump against him yourself" at
which the court and bar took good
laugh at his expense. "A e,4
snl aIF CIRCUIT COURT .l7 u1M
Convened at 8 O'clock this morning;
present, Judges FOllett, Jenner and al.
bangh. The City Of Canton, plaintiff in
error vs. T. O. Snyder, defendant in
error, Is being reviewed,
MOTHS. su
Sheriff Leinlnger left this morning
with Henry MO0nsh0wer, who was re-
Gently sentenced to the o P. for q period
of three years. ta4 "n
Judge AlphOnso Taft, of Cincinnati,
late Judge of the Supreme Court of Gin
cinnati and Minister to Ru ,sia under
Gran Is In the city on legal business.
L. M. Schaefer, official stenographer
of the Common Pleas Court, spent sew
eral days In Cleveland last week In con
sultation with the members of his pro-
fessiOn 10 that city about the pending
bill In the Legislature relative to
salaries.
AS Lent approaches the license clerk
at the Probate Judges Office reports the
marriage license ''Ot commerce" In active
demand. Here are the names Of those
who invested Saturday: Monroe II,
Frederick and Clara NJ. Converse. Can.
ton; Jonathan 8. COrl and Christina
Frsntz, MapletOn; Joseph N. Bills and
CathaTine Ettlene, Alliance; John II.
Cameron and Mary K Frease, Pike TO-;
Philip Whitehead and Mary K. Bradwell,
L .wrenCe tp. Pr
\ Special Fair Premiums.
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